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The Tijuana Arch and Clock – A New Border Symbol

3/30/2019

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​A tall shining metallic arch rises above the busy streets and rolling hills of Tijuana, Baja California, giving Mexico’s westernmost city an icon to welcome visitors and to symbolize its modernity. It is called by various names, including the Arco del Milenio (Millennium Arch) or Arco de Tijuana, but officially the arch is known as the Reloj Monumental de Tijuana (Tijuana Monumental Clock). The arch has been controversial since its construction but has also become one of the city’s most important symbols in the 21st Century. [1]

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      • The Chicano Moratorium 50 Years Later
      • Monumental Border Mistakes: Boundary Monument 127
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        • Mexico's Claims to the Channel Islands
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